Sentence examples for opaque disclosure from inspiring English sources

First, they operate in a legal black hole of opaque disclosure requirements that allows them to disguise their activities.

Last week, the House of Representatives passed legislation that would protect consumers from deceptive credit card practices and opaque disclosure.

On occasion his own works have, despite their patina of opaque non-disclosure, divulged secrets of which even he was unaware.

Officials at the Transport Workers Union, which represents ground workers at American, said yesterday that the company was still being opaque in its disclosure of executive compensation.

"One significant concern is whether the S.E.C. will follow up on this rule-making by actively pushing back at rating agencies if these attempts at mandating greater rating agency transparency turn out to produce opaque or formalistic disclosures in practice," said Jeffrey Manns, a professor at George Washington University law school, who is an expert in credit rating agencies.

Continental European disclosure standards remain opaque by Anglo-Saxon standards.

This interdisciplinary ethical framework aims to analyze how particular moral values are embedded in specific technologies, allowing for the disclosure of otherwise opaque tendencies of a technology to shape moral practice.

This disclosure is almost always opaque, and there does not appear to be anything egregious or otherwise wrong with Wrigley's disclosure.

It will hide behind disclosure standards far more opaque than the U.S. rules that governed Chrysler before the merger.

They're very opaque; they do not have good disclosure.

Because its shares can't be traded publicly, A.S.R.C. is subject to few disclosure requirements and can seem opaque.